Improper details in SCN - Specific taxable service not mentioned ...

Service Tax

June 25, 2015

Improper details in SCN - Specific taxable service not mentioned in SCN - The failure to gather relevant facts for issuing a proper show cause notice cannot provide justification for a vague and incoherent show cause notice which has resulted in a serious transgression of the due process of law - AT

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Improper details in SCN - Specific taxable service not mentioned ...

Service Tax

June 25, 2015

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